The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-06-02, Page 6/T
ENGAGEMENTS (
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35c
Members of the United church
trai conierences of / the United, • junn, Mr. nirnesT Uiaxe, ivus. wu*
Church of Canada.'Under the dirr prennam.Mrs. Orville Jones,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
VISIT FIVE OAKS CAMP
37c
25c
-19c--
Cooking Onions, 3 1b. bag 19c
Miracle Whip, 16 ~ oz. jar .. 47c
Before You Insure
Consult
J. VAN NESS
R.R. .5, Lucknow
’Phone 40$-W2, Wingham
All Claims Met In Full
Insure With A Dependable Company
I Jack McDonagh
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John, Mr. Ernest Blake, Mis. Wil-
ENJOY BUS TRIP
Phone 61-5 Dungannon
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MEN’S SUITS
’ Made from duralon — a rayon and nylon blen^d that: will
k Wpar many times longer than similar all rayon fabrics,
r Wrinkles drop out like magic . / . it Will not sag or stretch ,
. ail sizes/ ■ / . . ■ <
PRICES $27.95 and $37.95
TnA^^7NYEONS~~7T—
Coronation Specials thjs week in. 51 gauge and
CHILDREN’S WEAR
Jeans, sizes 2 to 6x, this week.
MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR -
Piece Goods and Woollens ’
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I SEE BY THE SENTINEL
(Continued from page 1)
THAT Jack Henderson has re-;
ceived his official, button as a
deputy game warden.
THAT J
ton recently underwent an ap
pendix operation.;
THAT the hydro; will be off
; throughout the district on Sun
day afternoon from 1.30 to 4.30.
THAT Will Lees has moved from
• ' Tampa, Florida, to Hot Springs,.
Confederation
Life
Association
One of the World’s Great
Life Insurance Institutions.
Renowned for Strength,
Service and Security
Since I87I.
Alex. B. McKague
Representative
TEESWATER, ONTARIO
PRESENT GUIDES
MANY BADGES
Arkansas, in hopes that the hot
baths may, relieve him of a
rheumatic? condition that has
crippled, him the greater part
of the winter.
THAT Rev. Grant Meiklejohn and
- Mr.-z T. . A- Cameron . are this
week attending the three-day
sessions of Hamilton Conference
held: at MacMaster University
and Westdale United Church,,
Hamilton.
THAT Sunday, June 7, is “Shut-
Ins Day”, when it has become
an annual practise to especially
-rememberdhoseLwho-because^of-
' age or disability are confined
to home or hospital.
On Friday evening!, May 29th,
-1helstLucknow^GirLGuid„es__en-
tertained The Local; Association
members, the Badge Examiners,
them mothers/ the Brpwnies and
their mothers. A short prograp)
was? given beginning with “The
Queen”. The Brownies danced
'their fairy ring, gave the Grand
Howl and played a singing? gam®,
‘‘We can cut the Seven Capers”.
Mrs. Robert Finlay was pre
sented with her Lieutenant’s watr
rant and pin. Marguerite Mac-
Kenzie was .enrolled and ■ the
Guide’s Coronation Tribute was
presented to Mrs. Finlay by Pat
rol Leader Marjorie Armstrong
and read by Patrol Leader Bev
erley Ashton.
The William Schmid shield for
the highest points during the year,
was won by, and presented to,
the Canary Patrol. •
The following badges were then
presented: Golden Bar to Brown-
les~Patficia ’Thomp^bn/Elizabeths
Bannister, Elizabeth Henderson,
Janet Finlayson,; Nancy Forster,
Mary Allin, Judy Webster, Eliza
beth Finlayson and Margaret Ann
Mullin.
To Guide? Elizabeth. Webster/
Second Class, Laundress, Child
Nurse, Toymaker, Astronomer,
Emergency Helper, Homemaker.
THAT Burton Stanley opened a
new food market store in .Clin
ton the end of the week, feat
uring meats and groceries. Bur
ton, a former Paramount dis
trict resident, has operated an
abattdir and butcher business
in Clinton for some time.
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THAT Bill. Pappas tells us that
three dimensional movie equip
ment wiP soon be available to
16 rti.m. theatres, such as his.
The catch, .however, is the cost
, of«it which makes the installa-^
: - tion of-/-such iequipment pract
ically prohibitive at present.
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Epitaph.: Here lies J, Q. Jones
-who~-dived~“l;000~times“from~"a~
tower 100. feet high into a bath
tub and missed only once.
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II1M MIIn i
CORONATION WEEK SPECIALS at I.G.A
Challenger
Sockeye Salmon, 14 tin
Green Giant .
Com Niblcts ......... 2 for
Suiikist Oranges, 288’s ...
ChiquitaBananas,lb<~;.~
Shredded Wheat ... .. 2 for. 31c
Stockleysi
Tomato Juice, 48 oz. ........ 27c
Libbys
Fancy Peas, 15 Oz. .... 2 for 35c
Breakfast-Club- — - -
Raspberry Jam; 48 Oz..........35c
Sunny Mom Coffee, lb.....91c
Ann Petersen: Second Class/
Cooks, Hostess,. Laundress, Cycl
ist, Child Nurse, Toymaker and
Emergency * Helper.
* Bessie —Reavie: -Second ’Class,
.Laundress, Child Nurse, Toymak
er; Emergency Helper, Home
maker and Needlewoman.
Ruth Trelea ven i Emergency
Helper, Homemaker, Needlewo
man, Laundress and Little House
Emblem, •, ;
Jdyce Mowbray: Emergency
Helper, Homemaker, Needlewo
man and Little House Emblem.' ,
Louise Andrew: Emergency
Helper, Homemaker, Hostess,
Cook, Needlewoman and Little
House Emblem.
Nancy Johnston: Hostess, Em
ergency Helper and Needlewo
man.
Marjorie Armstrong: Emergen-
cy Helper, Homemaker,. Needle-
woman. Laundress and Little
House Emblem.
Eunice Button: Emergency
Helper. .
' Beverley , Ashton:. Emergency
Helper, Homemaker,- Needlewo
man and Little House Emblem.
Donna Johnston: Emergency
Helper, Homemaker and Hostess.
Marilyn ' Kilpatrick: Hostess,
Emergency Helper, • Hdmemaker,
Needlewoman, (Cook, Laundress
ahd Little House Emblem.
Charlene Smith: Homemaker.
Mrs. A. E. -MicKim, Who has
been associated with Guiding in
Lucknow for thirty years, said
she . could not recall so many
badges having ever before been
presented at one time.
• The Guides served refresh-
ments and the Local. Association
members helped.
SMITH’S FOOD MARKET
Watch for l.G.A. Advt. in Free Press Thursday,
LADIES’ HATS
New. shipment of Ladies’
Summer Hats. Smart styles
only J $1.98 to $2,98
My old mammy had something
when /she said: “Honeyt chile,
when yo’ ain’t got no education,
yo’ jest gotta use yo’ brain”t >,
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LADIES’DRESSES
Crisp and fresh ladies’Kris- •
■ presses. One and two
pWe. Only ; $4.98
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2nd, 1953
DON’T BE CAUGHT WITHOUT ADEQUATE
WESTERN FARMERS’ WEATHER
INSURANCE
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^ON’T-DELAY-^ACT TODAT-~—
. See or call.
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TO BREAD PLANT
As guests ot The George Wes
ton. Co. Ltd., some 25 grocery
retailers and clerks from Luck
now and -vicinity- toured the Wes
ton bread and cake plant at Kit
chener last Thursday. The trip
Was. , arranged through George
Jagelewski, salesman lf for this
area, with the group travelling
■by special bus. Following the in
spection of/the plant, dinner was?.
served at the Y.M.C.A.
Those going from town were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finlayson, Mr,
and Mrs. Oliver Glenn, Mr. and j
Mrs. Archie Smith, Mr. and Mrs.]
Ed Baker, Mr. and Nirs. Red vers
Johnston, Miss Marie Duncan and
WiHafd'Thompson. Others on the
trip were^ Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Nicholson, Belfast; Mr, arid Mrs.
H^bs^HulyroOd^^rr^naTTi®^
Needham, Kinlough; Arc h i e
Courtney, Amberley;: Reg Moore,
Ripley; W; R. Chapman, White
church and D, A. MacLenhan,
Lochalsh.
“D.A.” added to he enjoyment
of the trip by taking . along his
bagpipes and caused somewhat of
a stir, by piping the group into
the Weston plant and also into
the X.MX3.A. A shopping bag qf
Weston products -was presented to
each one on the trip. . ,
PAINTING AND
PAPER HANGING
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Fifteen Years’ Experience
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Estimates Gladly Given
Without Obligation.
j • The engagement is announced
of Shirley Marilyn, daughter bf
JVIrs. Edward Johnston of Luck
now, and the late Mr. Johnston,
to Mr. Alexander Ross MacLen-
nan, of TbrOnto, son of Mr. and ,
. JVIrs.--JNeiLJJMcLennan^of-^iplej<_._
The marriage to , tpke place in ..'.
Lucknow United Church, on Sat
urday, June ,20th at 2.30 o’clock,
• The engagement is announced
of Helen June, eldest daughter of
Mr. Gordon Irwin of Goderich and
the late Mrs. Irwin, to Kerinetli
Earl, sori of Mr. and Mrs. E. Rut-
. ter, Sarnia. The wedding to take
place in Edmonton, Alta., June
27th.
of leaders to serve the local
church through short courses, six
weeks courses,, conferences and
retreats. Fiyie Oaks is situated 2
miles frpm: Paris/ the winter
(camp being located on a high hili
Sunday School staff travelled to Overlooking the Grand River, and
the Five Oaks Christian ^Workers
_Centr.e.operated-by—the-five-cen-
tral conferences of/the United
Paris,-OntariQ/last-Ffiday- tcrvisit|-tbe- summer camp -in- a beautiful!/
ection -of Rev. and Mrs. Beverly
L. Oaten, B.D., M.R.E.' Five Oaks
will provide year round training
Mrs. Vernon Hunter, Miss Mar-
garet Rae, Gordon Morrison and
Willard Thompson.
PLAY SHORTS
Just arrived. Childrens play
Denim Shorts. 2 to 6x.
0,,1y $119
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Children’s smart Gingham
Dresses, kriskay trimmed,
3 to 5, Diijy .. $2.19